How to add Adobe Macromedia Flash content into Microsoft PowerPoint presentations
September 23rd, 2007 by Alex BatsuevIntegrating a Flash movie inside PowerPoint allows vector animation and interactivity to be added to a PowerPoint presentation. This strategy can be used to increase the performance. And it is really easy 😉
Here is a simple tutorial how to embed AnyChart into PowerPoint presentations:
Using AnyChart with PowerPoint presentations
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New version – 4.0.6
September 23rd, 2007 by Alex BatsuevHi to everybody!
We’re happy to inform you about new release – 4.0.6
Update includes:
- Complete XML reference with all nodes
- Better gallery
- Some minor bug fixes:
- Now tokens {%DataPlotYMin} and {%DataPlotYMax} work in all texts and formats
- Fix for bug with X axes invert for Spline area series
- Some changes in XML:
- Data description for table legend was changed. New format is:
<item>
<attribute name=””></attribute>
…
</item> - Attributes x and y nodes <legend> were changed to ? horizontal_padding ? vertical_padding
- Data description for table legend was changed. New format is:
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Seattle 2007, 18 of September 10.29
September 18th, 2007 by Timothy LoginovToday Sibental Inc. releases new, absolutely new version of AnyChart – data visualization solution. New version has significant differences from the previous one – first of all, it is advanced feature set for data visualization tasks, reporting and RIA (rich internet applications). The totally redesigned engine includes a lot of new chart types and tools combined into one single SWF file. It has a lot of interactivity features to allow users to create complex chart solutions and digital dashboards. We’re really excited about new version and hope it will be useful for your business needs. For sure, there are a lot of new features to be done, but our team has very aggressive plans to make AnyChart the best charting solution! Are you with us?
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